The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-09-22
In CITY AND COUNTY

DASHES HERE AND THERE BY OUI
REPORTERS.
Last Weeks Occurrences in City an<
County Narrated In Condensed
Paragraphs.
Work, cork, york for Sewerage,
Chinquepins, oysters and 'possum.
-Partrid ge-shooting begins the 18th Of
next month
No health, no ,eealth. Vote for se,cer-
age.
The wheat crop this year, in the county,
is estimated at $4,000 bushels.
The census for the Salem school district
No "a, is: Males, 3O4 Females, 343.
Keep yortr premises clean by uoting fo,
sewerage.
Maj. 2. +. Duffy, of the Progressive
Farmer, favored US with a pleasant visit yes
terday.
Revenue collections at Winston branch
office for the week ending Sept 20, 's7, ag-
gregated $40, 537.74
4cOid sickness and disease by yoti,.q
for sewerage.
MIR. j. w. Reid and family will leave in
a few days for California, where they expect
to spend the winter
Mrs. Nj. F. Patterson and family re-
turned last Friday from their summer vaca-
ton at Blowing Rock.
The day is almost upon you, vOrk
icithOut ceasiieg.
DIR. Brown and Mr.. George w. Hin
shaw have rebuilt their sta bles, recently de-
stroyed by fire,
Mr.. John L. Beard has accepted po-
sition on our neighbor, the Daily, as solicit
tor, collector and Iocalizer.
The Moravian Church at KernersviIle
is to have new vestibule, and steeple, and
new church organ
Lewis Dalton, convicted of carrying
concealed weapons, made his escape from
the chain gang Tuesday.
Poor men cannot afford to be atlahe1.l1eu.
Vote for Sewerage.
Capt George NJ. Mathes, one of the
former editors of THE SENTINEL, is now ed
iting paper at Tampa, Florida.
Oxford has voted $4,000 for city hall
and market house. Winston ought to have
a market house. She needs it.
Police court for the first three weeks in
September, ending to-day, the records show
the number of cases tried to be 62 and the
amount of fines collected 1928.
The three negro women who were LODI
ged in Jail month ago upon the charge of
making an assault upon a white boy at Ker-
nersville, have served out their term and
been released.
Cleanliness is neat to Goodness" Re
member this on Saturday.
Thirty two evil doors now look out from
the windows of Forsyth Jail. Two are for
murder, one a man and the other woman
The criminal docket next court will be
heavy.
Capt. A. NJ. Vannoy, the popular
Wilkes county revenue man, passed tn rough
our city Tuesday. Captain, we shall be
glad to see you again. Winston is always
glad to greet Wilkes.
Wealth ,cithout,.heozth nerer givss hap
plness. Vote for seSsrage meat Satur-
day.
Col. p. III. Winston and family are now
IN Idaho. Mrs. Winston recently fell heir
to $4,000, from her fathers estate She is |
only to use the interest, while the principal |
IS TO be reserved for her children
Last Monday was the 32d birthday of |
Rev.J. II. Clewell, Assistant Principal of |
Salem Academy, and that day he was
pleasantly surprised by numerous presents
from his pupils. in honor of the event.
4 toacn acith ,uater icorks but acithopt |
sewerage ma'ites epidemics. CAST one cote !
for sewerage on Saturday.
Elder William Turner, of Salem, as
sisted by Rev. Mr.. Currick, of Lexington,
will begin protracted meeting at New
Friendship Baptist Church, Broadbay town.
ship, on the first Sunday in October.
= Mr. Chss. Price and sister, Miss Ida,
who have been visiting relatives and friends
in the city for several weeks past, left Mon.
day evening for their adopted home in New
Mexico. Mr.. Edgar Dalton accompanied
them.
Your oioa health aud that ofyour fam
sty depends upon the cleanliness of the
fotcn. Vote for sewerage.
brother Whitehead, of the Greensboro
Patriot, has this to say of our city in his
last issue: winston is moving right along,
judging from the number of new buildings
recently erected there on the modern
styles"
The Admission, Ala, Hot Blast says:
"Messrs. James Shepherd end E. B. Hill
lizard, of Winston, N. c., two of the m st en-
ergetic young business men of that city, are
here prospecting, and will probably locate
in the Model City.
Typhoid feuer and dyphtheria are pro-
duced by filth. Vote for Sewerage Sat-
ssrotGy and auoid both.
Rev. s. F. Conrad is:conducting a pro-
tracted meeting at Broad Street Baptist
Church this week. A large crowd in attend
ance and much interest manifested. Next
Sundaysbe will h..size slsa.s. 8 .een ee:.Yc..s
at Clem.E51s p6fSSe shove Hi-
Although it was enough to make one
shiver to see them slowing away ice cream
at the promenade concert, in the Salem
Square last Saturday night, yet it went off
fairly well, and the receipts for the Salem
Cornet Band were about $40 co.
Health is the poor mans best friend.
C2ed'atiaeets induces health. Sewerage pro
duces cleanliness. Go to the polls Sat
urday and cote.
Miss Lineback's second and last concert
will be given at the Academy Chapel, in
Salem, tonight. Tickets are now on sale
at the Salem Posio ffice Price, IS cents; no
seats. Our word for it-you will
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